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Cinnabar is believed to bring good fortune, ward off evil spirits and ensure safety in both Tibetan culture and traditional Chinese culture. When combined with Thangka, cinnabar Thangka pendants are believed to ward off evil spirits and disasters, bring good luck and suppress negative energy, and attract wealth and blessings, bringing the wearer blessings of good fortune, health and safety.

Tangka refers to a unique scroll painting in Tibetan Buddhism, which mainly contains the biography of Buddha, various Buddha images, religious history, and images of various patriarchs. Most of them are painted on cloth, silk or paper, and then mounted with colored satin. It is a necessary item for Buddhists to worship and practice at any time.

Tangka refers to a unique scroll painting in Tibetan Buddhism, which mainly contains the biography of Buddha, various Buddha images, religious history, and images of various patriarchs. Most of them are painted on cloth, silk or paper, and then mounted with colored satin. It is a necessary item for Buddhists to worship and practice at any time.

Tangka refers to a unique scroll painting in Tibetan Buddhism, which mainly contains the biography of Buddha, various Buddha images, religious history, and images of various patriarchs. Most of them are painted on cloth, silk or paper, and then mounted with colored satin. It is a necessary item for Buddhists to worship and practice at any time.

Tibetan-style titanium steel three-dimensional Thangka, made of tough titanium steel, integrates exquisite craftsmanship, depicting the sacred Buddhist charm and Tibetan customs. The three-dimensional shape is vivid and combines religious depth with artistic beauty.

Tangka refers to a unique scroll painting in Tibetan Buddhism, which mainly contains the biography of Buddha, various Buddha images, religious history, and images of various patriarchs. Most of them are painted on cloth, silk or paper, and then mounted with colored satin. It is a necessary item for Buddhists to worship and practice at any time.

Tangka refers to a unique scroll painting in Tibetan Buddhism, which mainly contains the biography of Buddha, various Buddha images, religious history, and images of various patriarchs. Most of them are painted on cloth, silk or paper, and then mounted with colored satin. It is a necessary item for Buddhists to worship and practice at any time.

Tangka refers to a unique scroll painting in Tibetan Buddhism, which mainly contains the biography of Buddha, various Buddha images, religious history, and images of various patriarchs. Most of them are painted on cloth, silk or paper, and then mounted with colored satin. It is a necessary item for Buddhists to worship and practice at any time.

The twelve zodiac guardian gods, also known as the natal Buddha, the eight guardian gods, the twelve guardian deities, and the eight-body Buddha, are the twelve zodiac guardian gods of Japanese Esoteric Buddhism through the heavenly stems, earthly branches, the twelve causes and conditions, and the five elements.

Abacus is a calculation tool that uses beads arranged in strings. The strings of beads of equal number arranged in a rectangular wooden frame are called files. Calculation with an abacus is called abacus calculation. Abacus calculation has corresponding rules for the four arithmetic operations, collectively known as abacus rules. This is especially true for addition and subtraction. Abacus-style mental arithmetic evolved from abacus calculation and became a type of fast calculation technology.

The twelve Chinese zodiac signs, also known as the zodiac, are the twelve animals that are matched with the twelve earthly branches according to the year of a person's birth. They include rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, chicken, dog, pig, 

Ping An buckle is a traditional Chinese accessory for wearing. It has a round and flexible appearance, in line with the traditional Chinese culture of "moderation". In ancient times, it was called "Bi" and had the effect of nourishing the body. In modern times, it is often given as a gift to loved ones, relatives, and friends to wish for peace, good health, and all the best.

The twelve zodiac guardian gods, also known as the natal Buddha, the eight guardian gods, the twelve guardian deities, and the eight-body Buddha, are the twelve zodiac guardian gods of Japanese Esoteric Buddhism through the heavenly stems, earthly branches, the twelve causes and conditions, and the five elements.

The zodiac natal Buddha means that each zodiac sign has its own natal Buddha, and different natal Buddhas have different meanings. According to Indian Buddhist tradition, everyone has a bodhisattva or Buddha protecting them from birth. The day they are born, they are connected with the Buddha with whom they are destined to be, and are called "natal Buddhas".

The Chinese zodiac refers to the twelve animals that replace the twelve earthly branches and are used to indicate the time of birth of people, namely rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog and pig. The Chinese zodiac is also commonly known as the "zodiac sign" - rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog and pig. This is a unique way for Chinese people to indicate the time of birth, which is equivalent to the twelve zodiac signs in the West.

The Chinese zodiac refers to the twelve animals that replace the twelve earthly branches and are used to indicate the time of birth of people, namely rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog and pig. The Chinese zodiac is also commonly known as the "zodiac sign" - rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog and pig. This is a unique way for Chinese people to indicate the time of birth, which is equivalent to the twelve zodiac signs in the West.

Tangka refers to a unique scroll painting in Tibetan Buddhism, which mainly contains the biography of Buddha, various Buddha images, religious history, and images of various patriarchs. Most of them are painted on cloth, silk or paper, and then mounted with colored satin. It is a necessary item for Buddhists to worship and practice at any time.

The idea of ​​the guardian deity of the zodiac is that according to the ten heavenly stems and twelve earthly branches, the causal relationships of the 12 zodiac signs, and the mutual generation of the five elements of "earth, water, fire, wind, and space", the 12 zodiac signs are blessed by eight Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

It is figuratively called the "birth Buddha", which is the guardian deity of the zodiac.

Buddha and Bodhisattva not only have a heart of compassion to save the world, but also a heart of enlightenment and awakening to others, protecting all living beings.

The idea of ​​the guardian deity of the zodiac is that according to the ten heavenly stems and twelve earthly branches, the causal relationships of the 12 zodiac signs, and the mutual generation of the five elements of "earth, water, fire, wind, and space", the 12 zodiac signs are blessed by eight Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

It is figuratively called the "birth Buddha", which is the guardian deity of the zodiac.

Buddha and Bodhisattva not only have a heart of compassion to save the world, but also a heart of enlightenment and awakening to others, protecting all living beings.

The idea of ​​the guardian deity of the zodiac is that according to the ten heavenly stems and twelve earthly branches, the causal relationships of the 12 zodiac signs, and the mutual generation of the five elements of "earth, water, fire, wind, and space", the 12 zodiac signs are blessed by eight Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

It is figuratively called the "birth Buddha", which is the guardian deity of the zodiac.

Buddha and Bodhisattva not only have a heart of compassion to save the world, but also a heart of enlightenment and awakening to others, protecting all living beings.

The idea of ​​the guardian deity of the zodiac is that according to the ten heavenly stems and twelve earthly branches, the causal relationships of the 12 zodiac signs, and the mutual generation of the five elements of "earth, water, fire, wind, and space", the 12 zodiac signs are blessed by eight Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

It is figuratively called the "birth Buddha", which is the guardian deity of the zodiac.

Buddha and Bodhisattva not only have a heart of compassion to save the world, but also a heart of enlightenment and awakening to others, protecting all living beings.

The idea of ​​the guardian deity of the zodiac is that according to the ten heavenly stems and twelve earthly branches, the causal relationships of the 12 zodiac signs, and the mutual generation of the five elements of "earth, water, fire, wind, and space", the 12 zodiac signs are blessed by eight Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

It is figuratively called the "birth Buddha", which is the guardian deity of the zodiac.

Buddha and Bodhisattva not only have a heart of compassion to save the world, but also a heart of enlightenment and awakening to others, protecting all living beings.

Ping An Kou is a traditional Chinese jade ornament. It is round and flexible in appearance, which conforms to the "doctrine of the mean" in traditional Chinese culture. In ancient times, it was called "Bi" and has the effect of nourishing the body. In modern times, it is often given to lovers, relatives, and friends as a gift to wish for peace.

Ping An Kou is a traditional Chinese jade ornament. It is round and flexible in appearance, which conforms to the "doctrine of the mean" in traditional Chinese culture. In ancient times, it was called "Bi" and has the effect of nourishing the body. In modern times, it is often given to lovers, relatives, and friends as a gift to wish for peace.

The patterns on jade pendants are extremely delicate and varied, and through the patterns, we can understand the rich cultural connotations, production techniques, and social and economic environment of the time.

Ping An Kou is a traditional Chinese jade ornament. It is round and flexible in appearance, which conforms to the "doctrine of the mean" in traditional Chinese culture. In ancient times, it was called "Bi" and has the effect of nourishing the body. In modern times, it is often given to lovers, relatives, and friends as a gift to wish for peace.

The Hetu and Luoshu are two mysterious patterns handed down from ancient China. They contain profound principles of the universe and astrology and are known as the "Magic Cube of the Universe". They are the source of Chinese culture, Yin-Yang and the Five Elements. The phrase comes from the Book of Changes, "The Hetu and the Luoshu". He refers to the Yellow River. Luo refers to the Luo River.

The Peaceful and Trouble-free plaque is a type of jade pendant. Because the entire jade plaque is not carved, there is a saying in the jade industry that things without any carvings are called "nothing", so the jade plaque borrows the meaning of "peaceful and trouble-free". "Peaceful and Trouble-free" means peace and everything goes well.

The talisman money is a Taoist prayer object. These coins are cast with patterns of the Eight Diagrams, immortals, Taishang Laojun, and the God of Thunder. The mountain ghost flower money is a carrier used by Taoist priests in the Qing Dynasty to cast spells to subdue demons and exorcise ghosts. It can also be called a magic tool. After being consecrated by Taoist priests, people are requested to hang it in their homes or carry it with them to ensure safety.

The Five Emperors' Coins refer to five round copper coins with square holes, which symbolize the power of the five elements and the five directions, and have the function of warding off evil spirits and bringing good fortune. The saying that the five emperors minted coins is mostly fabricated by later generations. People call the coins issued by several dynasties the Great Five Emperors' Coins. The Great Five Emperors' Coins are made of bronze, including the Qin Banliang, the Han Wuzhu, the Tang Kaiyuan Tongbao, the Song Yuan Tongbao, and the Ming Yongle Tongbao.